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nd me t ley, bavo sr'rer ai7 n alt&- lons Si" tors 011 nudet seamen It s W ll° stif;' .were d each f land, a ridge ra s the - tven, et) eg. spetb! a sei- young I 9ijou 11 f itro!lg, ing tD name, n have cene of fyr it; _•en 31" Ovrine , k, I.atil it J obit PaPell' Esq of sbuo'. 1 kiu, of . squ arei +hi Col the late Von.. awn, of V iiire the paynet oes. Francis •nwicltf Day- Sarah, arish ot it*rela r or. pr• And , f Sur )ndon. ; rty-sl* 3 .ure o r 'arts cf. r neu ses, vili tte igeSei' once Pi ;5. s ` . • ()X -rower' Mac" and, g aindnth tilk :2c 00/ . 3 w ith ..h , e rs is • .N NUMBER 5488. ~ NEW Last hUght of a6.ling till the Holidays. T--w TH :Alst<l.. ROY. AL, COVENT..:,•XRDEN. HIS PRESENT 'EVENING, April 14,• 180, will be performed the Historical Play of KING HENRY THE FOURTH, Past L , su .. poty_ the Fourth, King o f Eiigland'; --, M-r.' M URR A Y . ; “enry, Prince of Wales. Mr. C.' K E MBE 4 ; • . Prince John of Lancaster, Mr. MENACE ; ' Earl of Westmoreland, Mr .WADDY ; • • Earl of Douglas, Mr. CLAREMONT;. • • Hotspur, Mr. KEMBLE ; _ • . , • 'Sir:Walter Blunt, Mr. EGERTON t'' Sir Richard Vernon, Mr; BRUNTON ; • • Sir John Falstaff, • Mr. YAWL:EIIs; Bardolph,- Mr. DAVENPORT; Lady Percy, Miss BRISTOW ; Hostess, Mrs. DAVENPORT'. - . .. To w hich will be added, the Musical Entertainment of - r . -PAUL tkND VIRGINIA, • Don'Autoni . .Mr. I E FFERIES ; . • - Triapie, Mr. BEI.LAMY; . . Paul; Mr. INCLEDON ; . Dominique, Mr. SIMMONS; Sebastian, Mr. CEA REMONT ; . - Diego, Mr. KING ; , Virginia, Mrs. FL i' )1 - IN sTblve' ; • lacintha, Mrs. LISTON ; Maly, Miss AMA Rtykt. ; - T leis, Mrs. !LIEF., h - b e . C D oors will be opened at Half past Five, a nd th e yl ay stin-a rHal f past Six. . ' - ' ' 0 - 10,2 1 t aster londay, King Richard the Third ; with liar— vain Pedlar, or, The Eia...4t,d Well. ...._ • . . . , The Last Night of pertOrming before the Holidays. NINETEENTH TIME. LYCEUM THEATRE. lider the Special-License otThz LOR C HAMBE LA I 14; cation CrAnt,LI for the present Season to me j,nit apph of Parties Iwincipally interested. TREIR iriajesties' Servants, forming the COM %kip !'ANY of the Iz t e DRURY LANE THEATRE, 1 1 THIS P (41a new Serio-ComicRESENT E Op V e4 aE. N taled lNG, April 14, per. " -THE MANIAC! Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI. The Glurazkers by Mr. PHILIPPS, . , Mr. WROUGFITON, Mr Mr. RAYMO HOLLAND ND, -,, Mr. PALMER, Mr. SMITH. ' Mr. DOWTON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mrs. MOUNTia 14, Mrs. BISHUP, 4.1 Mrs. BLAND. Aft er Whith (sfith time) a new Musical Farce, in Two • ' 'Mks, called , HIT OR MISS I - - • - - Ihe Charaders by Mr. PEN LEY, Mr. MELVIN', - Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. )(NIGH r, Mr. IOHNSTONE; , MI - . - FISHER. Mr. MILLER, Mr. EVANS. • .•, Mrs. SPA RKS. Miss KELLY, • . 1 1 , - Mrs. BLAND; s e Doors will be o p ene d at H a lf past Fi ve, an d t he Pl ay at Half past Six. 1 4 •O Easter, Monday, the Tragedy 9f George Barnwell ; af ballviliell Will herprcsented (for the first time) a new C om i c Leo called Tit,Vil'age Pvetor, in which Monsieur Fran. 1:141`,..,° Antonio Mutitignani, a celebrated Mime, and princi. kerOtesque Dupeer, twin the Theatre at Lisbon, will tfi t t ,,is first appearance in England ; with The Review, or, 'IS % ."gs - of Wiudsur. -:- 0 n Tuesday, The Confederacy ; ,11.1; Il tit - or•Atis.,!-- On Wednesday, John Bull, or, an Eng ':l4elart's Fi►e S'd • • with The Midnight . Hour. .....„ .„.:L. i- i i., , • . . . BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. -• jillt BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, in the Strand, " 1 4, 0 nd onin i+2) , Afents in,Edi9b an ll C ubl l iu and other principal 1 owns, grt Insur urgli, - r against EIKE. Nittiunis for Insurance renewable at Lady-day must pd jd withinSifteen Days therefrom. the le ihredors of the Braish Fire-O ffi ce earnestly 'request )I,,,altention of the Public to the uniform and equitable li iie 4 e with which at all times they have concluded their Bu_ . without regarding the impolitic fanta s ie s l ate ly natro tto2s the p reten d e d Ad vantages set f ort h , or t h e ill-di -1,741 Plans eual baneful to the Insurer and Insurl.. ir e . ofthe q bes t Construdion, and Firemen of A tti es vity it Pro vided to attend at Fires. 4 k1 11411111 Premiums—Common Insurance, as: per Cent. , -- jrdous, 35.—Double Hazardous, ss. • Air_surance of greater Hazard and large Sums by Special I)7!nest. Vi4:,ileies 'Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of 3001. and up. ltlits:!tirance•on Farming Stock, at as. 6d. per Cent. specify.tr.,, i re Auras to be insured , on the di rent sorts o f Gram— ucl. per Cent. only on the whu3e. 'Sto c k o f any one ‘7's With Salvag e Clause- ROBERT SKELTON, Sec, MONEY. J\T ° l3 LEMEN i , , Gentlemen, &c. are respeaf lly N un i iiormed they may be supplied with. Money - u - 3, iui c t , c I on Terms equal to Mortgage, reduon to Fr a e n e - - ,1144 3 ( Nyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Mone y in the al l i tt fb . !irriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, C l ergy_ Rin y fangs, or any other Property. Persons of respecta:: 14, 1 uay be supplied on their Personal Security only. ,i cy en will find every liberal acccommod a tion,. Without . $ 4 13 Litation'irom Twelve till Two; or Letters (post paid) Z zi T a t t re. o Messrs. Wills and Co. 0, South-street, Berke- NEW STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn in }UNE. BURNE, and Co. S•ock-Brokers, l'"‘t ,respecuully -Worm the Public, that TICKETS an d S for the p' test' tit STATE LOTTERY are on Sale he; T h ,tce No. 94, 'Royal Exchange. t io S c he m e is on the same improved Plan as the last, as gia4. l nber of Tickets, Mode 'Dr awing, drc, and presents, "lion to the 200,0001,,pf Prize, FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, ' 114.1, Of too Whole Tickets each, 7 41 are to be given to the Four Tickets of the First Nutn- Le t ber cliawn a Prize abovo Isl. post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. 41 11,7,nnntlia, and South Sea Stocks, with -their several , I ttOties, India' Bonds, Exchequer Bills,. and every de '4+ of Of GOVerhinellt Securities, bought and sold by Com- N. ,, 12. • • . r ., RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. k „comm,ND to the notice of the Public the ti l , NEW s-r:A;rtlOTTwhich is all to be drawn P 14 17 B rh of j UNA next. This Lottery is on an improved p fit a SCHEME CONTA /NS ).; r izes of . C.ao,ooe 1 4 Prizes of . . ,C 5,000 25 ' • • • . . 1,000 za 100 44 • • •. • • • • 5° AC.. &C. tec. c' ;:,•''' Prizes, 5',000 !gurnbers, Four Tickets of every NOm. X, t,'. 1 (21 I.:0 /R EXTRA P RIZ E of 100 WHOLE Ti C. a ..), this impro ved mode of !Idventu e o 1 11 1 14 ,, A single T icket may gam C' i 00,00 4 Su a i r ' te. : : - ‘50,000 lAn Eig hth r - 25,0a0 I A Sixteent h . . - TICKZTs' and SHAR ES on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Am BANK-BUILDINGS, CORNHILL. l acing the Gate of the'Kinks Mews, Charing-cross; 'tpiro pr hoe f only Office that ever Sold i n Sh ares, ize T s ,Cjo,ooo 'tki., i ,And who Sold and Sh are d i n t h e L ast Lottery, • "Prizes of - .. - . - - Zza,oo o 4173 4 • - . B. - - 20, , 00 A 1.134 - - - D. - - -.- 20,000 " 1 '999 D. r,0t01.-2,952 B. 1 ,0001--3,436 C. soil. ,C 12,500 6,250 T NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PHE Attention of the Public is mos t earnestly .and respettfully solicited in a Case w hi c h involves the happiness. end indeed the very existence of the Veterans of the Stage. The COMMITTEE who conduEl the Affairs of the FUND at • COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE for the RE LI E} of AC E I) and INFIRM ACTORS, , and the Widows, and Children of Actors deceased, beg leave ' .with the utmos t deterencd, to acquaint t he P atrons o f the Drama, that the above Fund Was established in the year 1776; •and that it haS been supported by the Performers, who (with few excep t thins) have eversince, that period contributed two and a half - per cent. out of their Salaries. It is now eleven years since tbcr.Coirttnittee have requested any aid whatever from the Public,, and they had flattered themselves, that as their Fund was increasing, no lattlierappeal would be:necessary ; but an unprecedented inCrease of Claimants has reduced them to the lamentable alternative, of either rejedingaltogether any farther objects of compassion,. or of lowering the income of those who are already supported by them, many of whom , have now no more than • twenty pounds per annum. The Fund, thus distressed, the Proprietors of the Theatre have most kindly granted. a BENE FIT, and it is probablethat, from an extraordinary combination of profeisional assistance, ' such a phalanx of talent may never again be witnessed on one night at 'the same . Theatre 7 -yet, unhappily, even the greatest probable receipt produced by this attraction. will be . inadequate to the exigencies of the case: for annual difficul ties cannot be removed by the ten - tporary aid of one crowded audience. To fund a sufficient sum for this most desirable object is the ambition of the Committee; it is what they have been long struggling to obtain, but at length, from the circumstances already stated, they despair ! unless British benevolence, combining with sentiments of Dramatic Pa. tronage, will aftiod a timely relief, to r..scue this Provident Institution from impending ruin. Itt,ny Branches of the Royal Family have ben graciously pleased, within these few days, to send Subscriptions for its support, several No blemen and Gentlemen he . e followed this benig,n example; and should iae Vubiie ui ge.i...0al also 'exert its compassionate bounty, by Subscription, the intentions of the Charity would speedily bz accomplished. As it is not intended to specify the,suinsi the smallest Donation will be gratefully received, and only the Donor's Name added to the list: I..FAVVCETT, Treasurer, and one of the Trustees. Members of the Committee for the present year are, Messrs.. Wm. T. Lewis I Messrs. Charles Farley Charles Kemble Win. Blanchard • Charles Young .1 lohn Emery Richard 'ones I ohn Creswell. Samuel S.ubscriptions received by Mr. Fawcett, tc„Lower Thorn. haugh-street, Bedford -A - uare, and by the Gentlemen of the Committee; at Messrs. Courts and Co. Strand ; and Messrs. Stephenson, Iternmington, Smith and Co. 69,' Lombard_ street. INTENDED STANIFOR.D- lUNCTION NtIVIQA rioN. A GENERAL MEETING of the SUBS(RIB ERS-to this Undertaking has been proposed to me by - Colonel Noel, Chairman of the Committee at Stamford, which General Meeting 'will be held accordingly atithe City of London Tavern, liishopsgate.street, London, on Friday the 27th April inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon - precisely. I. 'EPSON (JODY:, ' • - Chairman of the London Subsct St. lames's-square, - April 6, alio. (gr The public and private Advantages of. this Under taking.are detailed a Work just - published, entitled ". A Sketch for the linprovement of the PoliticA'Cornmercial, atul Local laerests of liiitain." "i ' 6 i.\\1 .1. Z0 '41: 11 11 ,;:e 144. . , 7; , ! " 'ffiW" .7 ,7. s , 7 K, -5i : , .. - 4,A.4*-;* - 1--,. ~..041-,,, t :i.,./ 4 7,7-ai.„ ~ # 4 ./ 1 .7,r;f4..Z . ~1," ,& ","-;4.-k..N A ~.,,„,,,,,..,,„ ,„,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,„ ~,.., • BY THE PATENT. DR. NORRIS's FEVER DR:OPS. HE experience of more t h an h a lf a century has T so fully established the . reputation of this invaluable Medicine, that it is now thnneosssary to expatiate on its Oh, cacy in every species of Fever, particularly the 'Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to fail, when administered agreeable to di redion ; in the Measles, Small Pox, T eet hi ng,. and most Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible reinedy ; the decays and diScomforts of advanced life are under ' their immediate influence, they immediately stop the progress of a fresh COld, and a r c p art i cu l ar l y adapted as a genial Restora tive. The Family Bottle, 225. Sol 4 at the Docloi's,llottse, No. 29, toiver Brook 'Street,'Grosvenor.square,•where orders for exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, its. and 2s. gd. and_retail, at Bacon'soso Oxford.itreut, an d by . niost tesped A hl e V en d ers i n Town an d Country. AlsoDr.NOßMS'scelebratetlANTl-BILIOUS PILLS, with ample Direeiions, 2s. 9d. the Box. Observe•that the words Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the G ov e rn . ment Stamp ; no othe r S are or can be genuine. . . This Day was published, Elegantly printed in quarto, price il. Ss. in boards, XTALLACE;. or, The Fight of ,Falkirk. A VV ' Metrical ltemince, , • ..-, - ' Printed for T. Cadeli, and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, - In Three - Vols. 8vo.• price tl. t is..6d. boards, T HE • RELIGIOUS WORLD DISPLAYED, or, a View of the Four Grand Systems of Religion ; Judaism, Paganism, Christianity, and 'Moharninedistn,•and of the various existing Denominations, Sees, and Parties in the Christian .World. To which is subjoikted, a View of Deism and Atheism;- By the Rev, ROBE ft T ADAM; B.A. Oxford. Minister of the Episcopal Congregation, Black friar's Wynd, Edinburgh • and Chaplain to tlie Right Honourable the Earl of Kettle. Printed lin Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter row. • P - I — 'llE QUARTERLY o. 5, i.B 1. published THIS DA Y,. price Gs. and contains Articles. • upon th following interesting Publications : I. Lt rd Creniille and Dr. Duigetianoin the Cfaims of the Cat' res. • 1 t. • iir W. Dininmond and Mi. Val Pole's Herculanensia., I I I. Wallace; or the Fight of I.alkirk. I V. UnianneVoyage dans la Perse. .- - V. Si' Brooke Bootliby's Fables and Satires. Sr Francis D'lvernois. on the Contineittal,l3lotkade. VII. Dentrecasteaux.—Voyage A la Recherche de Is Pe rouse. VIII: Sidney Smith's Sermon before the Archbishop of York, . • IX. Peyrard . --Ouvres d'Archimede. X. Si. Philip Francis am! Ricardo on Bank Notes and Bulliop XI. Leroy Flagis —Etat de Ruisie. XII. Herbert Matsh's Le Lures. XI! I. Euripides—Troades, et Phceniisx, a Burgess. XI V, Chutton's Life of Dean Nowell. XV. Thornton'; Present State of Turkey. XVI. Memoires (LI la Comtesse de LichtenaU. r XVI L Voyage to Cochin China. X V 111. Clarke and NPArthues' Life of. Lord Nelson. Printed for fohn Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London ; and sold by every other Bookseller in England, Scotland, and Ire land. New Editions of the First and Second Numbers of the Qqarterly Review are stow ready.—Complete Sets of the first F , ur Numbers may be had in two Volumes Bvo, price,ll. is: in boards or separately, price ss. • . • This Day was published, price Bs. bound,, The Nineteenth Edition of ' I VERY MAN HIS OWN GARDENER ; . be ing a New and much. more Complete GARDENER'S CALENDAR and GENERAL DIRECTORY-, than any one hitherto published. Containing not only an Account of what Work is necessary to be done m the-Kitchen and Fruit Garden, Pleasure Ground,, Flower Garden and Shrubbery, Nursery, Green-house, and Hot-house, for every Month to the Year, but also ample . Pradical Directions for performing the said Mork explaining likewise the methods o f propa gating and raising;the different Sorts of Plants, Flowers, Trees, &c. in each Department-, to the.beSt perfection. With complete Dii - ections for Forcing-the different Kinds of choice Plants,' Flowers, and Fruits tq early Perfection; in Piot-beds, Hot-houses, Hot. walls, Facing-frames ' HOses, Vineries, &c. • Also particular DireCtions relative to Soil and' Situatirin, adapted to the different, Sorts of Plnts and Trees, &a, And to the whole ate now added, ve ry considerably imprOved, nd greatlY unlarged, 'Complete Classical Lists of Kitchen garden Plant's, Fruit Trees, Forest and Ornamental Trees, Flowering.slifubs, • ' • *- • " By THOM As. N 4 Awn, • • , Caid~Grace the Lcrd s ; Ant lOHN ABERCROMOIE, • Sixty Yeats a Practical Gardener. Printed for I. lohnson, R. Baldwin, F. Q. and J. Riving: ton, I. ‘yalker, G. Wilkie and RObinson, W. LoWndes, • Stockdale, Scatcherd and Letterman, Cut/tell. and Mar.. tin, Darton and Harvey, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, B. Crosby and Co. Cadell anti Davies, Lackington, Allen, and Co. R. Phillip s , I. Ri c h ar d son, I. Mawman,S. Bag stet, W. Stewart, and. Sherwood and Co. (>4A EL AND STUNT TTICKMAN's • PILLS fur the GRAVEL and STUN E are a certain cure for tliat most painful and distressing complaint the Stone and Gravel, in all its various 'forms, as lumbago, and excruciating pain in the bowels.— This disease is known to 'proceed front a7fautty secretion in the kidneys, connected with the weaknesses of their vessels. - Meuse of Hickman's Pills, by bracing these organs, restore. the secret:on of the urine to a healthy state,, and prevents the farther produdion'of that matter which tiarris stone and gra. vel. It is from success in private practice,,and at the strong recommendation of numbers who have been cured by them that they are broiight before rite Public, and experience will convince ; every one o f thei r unparalleled efficacy against this fatal disorder. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. BUtler's 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Tutt,' Royal Exchange ; Clark, 259. Borough ; Allen, '76 . ,oZfried.street ; and most country Booksellers and Medicine Veriders, in.'Boxes, -at 25, 9tl. each. , • . .Of whom may be had, .. . Butler's Aromatic Pedoral Lozenges, : for improving the voice, and for coughs, colds, asthinas,,sic. in Boxes, at. is. tid: each , ' - ' .- ' '• ' .' • The following was' sent to, Mrs. RICH A R DSON,'of Man chester, by the - Reverend W, SIL V ESTE X, of Sanbach f CheShlre MA 1•1 A • - • ' • VOLT have long wished me tr, send you 'the CASE of the CHI LD 1 was mentioning to you; the: cir.. cumstances are as follow . I n April last, •a Child belonging : to lames and Elizabeth Yates,. of 13rookhouseXreen, near - Congleton.; was taken eXceedingly ill, owing 'to the cutting of its teeth. Such was theetkel of the disorder, that from- a very fine healthy boy, 'about eleven months old, he. was re duced to,a skeleton, and entirely taken off his feet ; he had several convulsion - fits„ and his death was hourly expeded. They sent for a Surgeon; Who launced his gurus, but with out any good effect. They then applied for the AIME RI-, CAN SOOTHING SYItUP ; a Friend gave thein Half a llcktt le ; on .the first application of which the Child had tin niediateease, and before th e w h o l e was used, be was per.. fedi)! r estored. •• • • The Yaients have since declared to theabove CentleMan, that it was their'firin belief this Medicine was - the means, in the hand of God, of saving their Child's lite. To be had of the Proprietors, I. lohnson and Co. • NO. 94, winan.street, Oxford-street ; and retail, of Golding, No. 42, Cornhiil ; Mrs, Richardson, Manchester : and by ail the principal Medicine 'Venders in town and country, at 2Y. 9d. a Bottle. 'for ready money. SALES: OLD WINDSOR. • TO, BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL DWELLING-HOUSE, w i t h every • Convenience for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family, with Seventeen _Acres of Meadow Land, Two Cot. tapes, and a Pew in. the Church. The Fixtures, &c. to be taken at a'val uat i on. For Price, and further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Gregg and Corfield, Solicitors, Skinners'- Hall, London - . - BREWERY. - TO BE DISPOSEP OF AT THE WEST ENDOF THE . • • A SMALL but peculiarly Compact and Eligible 1 1 ALE and TABLE,BEER BREW-HOUSE, The si_ tuatioh is perhaps 'not to be equalled, as, independent of many other local advantages,' here is no Brew-house within a considerabledistance of it, -nor will any be permt,ted to be credal. .A spacious Yird and well-stocked Garden are attached to the Prpnises,• which, if required, will admit of" the Build: ings being grattly . enlarged ; and the present Trade (which is of the most respectable description), may, without difficulty, be increased to almost any extent. The suni required will not exceed spool. and a.sunilar opportunity far -entering into the Brewery upon such easy terms, accompanied with other 4dvantages, r may Seldoni olnr. Apply personally, br by letter, post-paid, to Mr. llriand, Castle-street, Holborn. , ' KENT.—OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD 10/ AUCTION, At the Court-H a ll, in T un b r id ge T own, on Thiirday,the 19th day of April, at One o'clock,.' TPWARDS of 2700 Capital OAK TIMBER -T REES , now standing in the Parishes of Tunbridge and Pembury. The different .Farms on which the Timber stands adjoin the - Turnpike-toad, and are near to the River Medway,. • Printed Particulars may be had at the principal Inns in Kent, Sussex, and Surrey ; and at Nq. 40, TavistoCk-street Covent-garden, London'. , The Timber may be viewed - by applying . to Mr. Allen, at Summer-hill, near Tunbridge; or to Mr., John Borman, Auctioneer, Tunbridge Towii. • Vir 0 R.O EST FRSHI It E. • VALUABLE IMPROPRIATE RECTORY AND GREAT T H E ." To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM HANDY, At the Golden-Cross Inn, in Broinsgrove, on Mondu, the 7th of May, ago, at Four &Clock in the Afternoon, sub, Jed to Conditions to he thee pr , duced, • AVA WABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; corn.; prising the IM PR OP RI ATE I(ECTUItV or PA K. SONAG E of STOK E-PRIG R, in the County of Worcester; which consists of about twenty-three Acres of Glebe Land, and Tythes of Corn and Grain arising or increasing upon upwards 3000 Acres of Lam:, within the Parish of Stoke.. Prior aforesaid, being the whole of the Tj , theable Lands within the same Parish. . . . . . The above'Estate is held u n d er th e D ean anti Chapter of Worcester, by Lease, for twenty-one years, renewable every s^ven, at a ' , Moderate Fine, and. which was renewed i n N o . venaber last. Stoke-Prior is situated new to the Ma-ket•Towns cif Bronisgrove and Droitwich, being not more than one mile from the former and three from the lattet , ; and the Line of the Worcester ancl - Birmilighant Canal runs through the Parish. The Lands arc very rich and productive, and it is considered one of the finest Wlteit Parishes in the County of Wqicester. Mr. Charles Parrott, of the Brick-House ; in Stoke-Prior, will appoint a Person to slim the Parish ; and printed Par_ ticulars may be- had at the Hop_ Pole Inn; Worcester ; the Golden-Cross, Itromsgrove; the Georgeinn, Bewdley ; at Carrawars Coffee-house. London ; of Messrs. Bellboy/ and Hope, Solicitors, Lincoln's- Inn, London ; ofthe Auctioneer, Worcester; and of Mr. Bury, Attorney_ - at-Law, Bewdley, where a Map of the Parish way be sews. . > 1 `l )-' ' .i . . 4, :: ,: t : it r. 8 6 .' .._~...:- i! ( hi " lit, ' ' -' ' b• ; • , &A:: ',,,,.. \ , ,„, w • . C 4 ."r - ~.....:si I • I • IMPERL4L, P..4I7,LLIMENi! HO'UtE OF PEERSI FRIDAY, APRIL 13. • Counsel Were heard on the Roxburgh Appeal ;to be farther heard on Monday. The Local Militia Amendment Bill was brought up from". the Commons, and on the motion ot the Earl of Livaltroot. read a first time, and ordert.d to be printed. number of private Bills were also brought up from the Commons, and read a first time. - Lord LAUDERDALE gave notice, that on o next be,should call the attention of their Lorqi,qii , i' L to a Standing Order of that House, of May 2, 1794 ; in, which he should propose - .some alteratietAd-, journed. till ;to-;Morrow. 110U$E OF COMMONS, • , ‘.,. . • • •13. • • - Mr. i-Voodford i from the Eirehequer, presented an account of the surplus of the Consolidated gond: Ordeied to Ire on the table. 1 .On the second reading of the Yarmouth Water. works 'Bill, Mr. ElAliao - Aan 'moved as ati - amend : , rnent,- . that it should. be read a second time on that day six months.—The amendment was carried with out a division: _ • - .Mr. H. Spmxtrt brought tip the ICeport of the ComMittee on the South London Water-woiks. a: MARTIN .opposed the Bill, on the grounds that it infringed the'rights of another 'Company estaz • blished for a similar puropose, and against which no complaint had been made. He thought the Bill called on the HOuse to violate ..every principle off - zood faith ; -- for if. the' Lambeth Company, established in 1785, hadperformed what they undertook to dos the House could not be justified in depriving them of the advantages they at present enjoyed.—, He concluded, offering to move an amendment on the objeetionable clause. On-the - suggestion of the SPEARBEij he def e r r ed . .his motion till the Bill had gained a more advanced:• - stage, it beitg understood that the Bill was intro duced:solely -for the purpose of enaEting the elapse 'inrques tion; It was agreed that the debate should take plate on the further . consideration of-U 2e ,,,R e wt-- port ! ' _ •• ..r. r." . r. • - Mr. MARTIN then moved that the further cofiJ sideration of the Report should be postponed to that day six mouths. • . : Atr..l-1. SnuNEit — contended that the Cotnpany alluded td had abused their power by keeping per-ssis without water for eig[lt or nine years, becAuse, Coming - int - 0 hotises which had:. beeti'- inhabited by •teetants tot.of s very honourable description, they Would nor pay the arrears of. the former -inhabi tant.. • Sir T. TURTON opposed the taking of the Re. port Into consider'ation. • 'A division took place, when the nutribers were— For the Amenament 6O Against it -_ - __ 3, - .The Bill : was of course thrown out. , Mr. GitArrAN gave notice of a motion for Mom day the 16th inst. in favour of the Catholics of Ire land. His argurntnts would be grounded on two grand points, fist, on the justic e o f t h e i r claims to those privileges enjoyed by. their felloW-subjec.s; and secondly, on the propriety - of granting the K. , ng a veto to forbid the inauguration of 11.,ar Bishops by any Foreign Power. • .. • Sir S. ... 1- Tomit4t.gave .notice, that *on Monday lie would move for the release of Mr. Gale Jones. Lcird 'COCHRANE save notice, that on Mondriy he 'would mov e . that - certain Papers relating to the Navy should be 'referred to a Committee of liiO • whole House: .The Report of. the Highway Robbery Bill was brought up, and 'ordered to:be'faken into Cansidera• Lion on that day three weeks. . • On the motion of Mr. ROcEi a Copy of the oh. servations of the S,urgeon-General on the Filtli Re. port of, the Comtnisiioner's of Military Inquiry, and a leiter to Francis Knight, Rsq. were ordered to be laid before the... House: , .„SE CtI.RITIES FOR PLACES OF TRUST, Mr. CALCRAET, in conseqUence of the - 3CCUSA". lion made against him on Thursday,. had.give n no= rice that he would move for, certain- Paper s bri the : subje6t. 'He bad looked over ,the,instructioiik; but could not find. any thing it them - that seeme.t to apply 'to himself ; .but as . , he might h ave over . looked them, he should move . for' an extra& of that part which ,was considered as bearing on his ca•e.—. He begged to ask the Honourable Gentleman Oppo site; and the Chancellor of the Exchequer,whether, on further inquiry, 'they had found dm: Mr, Ridge did not give securities for the office he held und&r Lord Moira. He would also move fer the datf:s securities which Mr. Ridge had. given at any. Did he renew his securities on a new 114 aster or the Ordnance Board being appointed ? , Those "givvii under 'a former Master Ceased to behinding rm Chatham's being placed at : the head of ;the Board', .1 . 1 being the pradtice to renew in the under ,e v o r y tiew Master. He wished those queStions' to. be answer ed; till they _were, he would trouble tie H ot , sd no farther.. If, however, th e returns 'tiode' wers not satisfattory, he should feel it to be u duty he owed toshimself, and to the Gentlemen ;with ‘Vh,. 1 . 1 ; be had atted, two of whom be should state' weie still of that .Board, to take some farther step on Pte.; 'occasion. He concluded ,by Moving -." for such . extracts from the instrudions to.the Board of Ord .nance as relate to the takingof securities for the of. lice of agent to the artillery.' Mr. A. 'Coorett observed, there was no such pas sage. in theinstrpetions to the Board of Ordnance, .tor this reason ;-4t the time they were m a d e , i n the reign Of Kind ;Charles 11. no such corps as that of the artillery was in existence. Every body through whose hands money passed was 111464 IQ- - ~ -~~ •J`